No. You have the legal right to choose any repair shop you prefer. Insurance companies may suggest a preferred option, but they cannot require you to use a specific auto body shop. You are free to select the auto shop that best fits your needs, location, and repair expectations.

We may be able to help arrange a rental car if rental cars are offered through your insurance policy and coordinated through our auto body shop during the repair process.

We offer a wide range of services at Mac Rod Collision, a reliable auto collision shop, including cosmetic and structural vehicle repair, bumper repair, paint repair, paintless dent removal, alignments, windshield & glass replacement, and vehicle diagnostics & calibration.

Yes, we work with all major insurance companies at our auto collision shop to help streamline the repair process.

The length of time it takes to repair your vehicle depends on the extent of the damage, the specific repairs needed, and parts availability. At our facility with experienced auto mechanic support, rest assured we will also provide repair updates while your vehicle is at our facility.

The cost of repairs depends on a variety of factors, including the extent of the damage, the parts and materials needed, and the labor required to complete the repairs. Our auto mechanic services always include transparent pricing information, so customers know what to expect before work begins.

Yes, we stand behind our work with a warranty on all workmanship for as long as you own the vehicle. Parts will carry the manufacturer’s warranty. As a reliable auto body shop, if you experience any issues or concerns with your repairs, simply bring your vehicle back, and we’ll make it right.

If additional damage is discovered during the repair process, the shop will submit a supplemental claim to your insurance company to cover the additional work.

Yes. Shops use advanced color-matching technology and multi-stage paint systems to closely match your vehicle's original factory finish.

Shops may use OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) or aftermarket parts, depending on your preferences, insurance policy, and parts availability.